The aim of this study was to compare the conventional combination of three-dimensional dosimeter (nPAG gel) and readout method (MRI) with other combinations of three-dimensional dosimeters (nPAG gel/Presage™) and readout methods (optical CT scanners). In the first experiment, the dose readout of a gel irradiated with a four field-box technique was performed with both an Octopus IQ scanner and MRI. It was seen that the MRI readout agreed slightly better to the TPS. In another experiment, a gel and a Presage™ sample were irradiated with a VMAT field and read out using MRI and a fast laser scanner, respectively. A comparison between the TPS and the volumes revealed that the MRI/gel readout had closer resemblance to the TPS than the optical CT/Presage™ readout. There are clearly potential in the evaluated optical CT scanners, but more time has to be invested in the particular scanning scenario than was possible in this study.
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Svensson, H., Skyt, P. S., Ceberg, S., Doran, S., Muren, L. P., Balling, P., … Bäck, S. Å. J. (2013). Feasibility study using MRI and two optical CT scanners for readout of polymer gel and PresageTM. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 444). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/444/1/012079
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